AC Milan have announced that former Brazilian striker RicardoKaká will be inducted into the club's Hall of Fame. The event, scheduled for this evening, will take place before the start of the derby against Inter, which will be held at SanSiro at 8.45pm. Kaká, who wore the Rossoneri shirt from 2003 to 2009 and in a final season in 2013-14, will receive the recognition in front of the fans who followed him in memorable moments for the club.
The award ceremony includes the inclusion of Kaká's name in the Hall of Fame, a section dedicated to players who have left an indelible mark on the history of Milan. The former striker will join legendary figures such as Franco Baresi, Filippo Inzaghi, Andriy Shevchenko, Marco vanBasten, Ruud Gullit and Carlo Ancelotti. The event was presented by the club with the aim of celebrating Kaká's contribution to Milan's success, both on the pitch and in building the club's identity.
According to Milan's statements, the awards ceremony will take place immediately before the kick-off of the derby. The event was timed to allow fans to meet Kaká and recognize his role in the club's history, remembering his key performances and his positive impact on the team. The club stressed that Kaká's inclusion in the Hall of Fame is a gesture of recognition for his work and the legacy he left.
The Milan derby is one of the most anticipated events in SerieA and the awards event adds a further element of interest for the fans. After the ceremony, the Milan players will prepare to face Inter in a match that promises to be hard-fought and full of emotions. The club invited all fans to join the celebration and support the team in the match against their rivals.